This 1600-year-old Goblet shows that the Romans were nanotechnology pioneers....
— Archaeo - Histories (@archeohistories) May 15, 2026
colorful secret of a 1,600-year-old Roman chalice at the British Museum is the key to a supersensitive new technology that might help diagnose human disease or pinpoint biohazards at security… pic.twitter.com/23HypAlHF3
Become ungovernable pic.twitter.com/78D8XmfHrI
— Truthacabra (@Truthacabra33) May 13, 2026
The great illustrated encyclopedia, the Nuremberg Chronicle, appeared in 1493. Despite its age and value it's a much more common book than the average academic monograph published in 2026: over a thousand copies still exist, whereas the typical academic work prints a few hundred. pic.twitter.com/tx3fdxr1uu
— Antigone Journal (@AntigoneJournal) April 22, 2026
There was a massive DOJ study done decades ago that among people in Federal custody, the single trait career criminals had most in common was that they had all gotten caught as a teenager and the case resolved in a way that left them feeling like they 'got away with it.'
— J.T. Alexander (@JTAlexander) April 20, 2026
More in… https://t.co/3Mhfi2Tvg8
Four photos of Wimbledon’s Centre Court show how tennis has shifted: from grass worn across the whole court (serve-and-volley era) to damage almost only at the baseline today. A slower, power-driven game played from the back.
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) April 23, 2026
The 1970 picture (top left) shows the grass played… pic.twitter.com/QBSYE0WFsX
Guardian US opinion columnist on left; Guardian UK sports writer on right. Both articles published on the same day, three hours apart.
— Charles Arthur (@charlesarthur) April 22, 2026
Never seen the schism within the organisation laid out so clearly. (A number of UK staff think some US staff are bonkers.) pic.twitter.com/sD98dKexhU
Energy is prosperity. The demise of German and British industries is caused by energy policies.
— Michael A. Arouet (@MichaelAArouet) April 20, 2026
You cannot have well-paid jobs, economic growth, and high energy prices.
Want to help the climate? Invest in nuclear. It’s not one or the other. Why do Greens hate nuclear so much? pic.twitter.com/VaWqYOnKx1
One of the GREATEST Biblical Archaeology Discoveries in History? pic.twitter.com/MDVvXbEzHK
— Frank Turek (@DrFrankTurek) April 20, 2026
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